That’s probably far more profound than anything I could say.Unfortunately, I have a very difficult time keeping secrets, which is evident in any interview with me you ever read.During the 30 or so minutes the two stars talked about why they wanted to do the movie, do they think people should keep secrets in real life, what exactly did Kutcher do as a producer, the stunts, and a lot more.If you’re a fan of Kutcher and Heigl, you’ll enjoy hearing what they had to say.

Stream It Nora Ephron wrote a perfect screenplay — this is not up for debate — that at its heart asks, "Can men and women ever really be friends?Stream It Julia Roberts and Dermot Mulroney play best friends who made a pact to marry each other if they didn't find the love by 28 (lol, yes, 28).With her birthday fast approaching, he announces an unexpected engagement — and she realizes she's in love with him and must sabotage the wedding.And then, when I read this script, I realized that this kind of movie hadn’t been made in awhile and I felt like we could have a really good time doing it and make a really entertaining film.Katherine Heigl: I’ve obviously been doing a few romantic comedies, and what I loved about this particular romantic comedy was that it had the added element of action, so it was a slightly different take on the formula. The basics: Heigl plays Jen, a computer tech vacationing with her parents in Europe when she meets the mysterious Spencer (Kutcher).